If all one needs to make a movie if a girl and a gun, as per Godard, then perhaps all you need to make a good comedy is two guys in a restaurant, talking about ...
No doubt about, Song One has it's heart in the right place. Set in Williamsburg and focusing on the indie music scene that populates that piece of North Brookyl...
Sci-fi and fantasy films are generating plenty of attention at Sundance and beyond. To start, Deadline reports that Emmett/Furla/Oasis Films -- the producti...
If Mark Hartley’s documentary Not Quite Hollywood set out to prove anything, it’s that Australia’s national cinema was founded on exploitation and genre far...
Struggling to find his place in Hollywood after a string of failures, Ryan Reynolds has turned to a handful of independent features in some attempt to regain fo...
It's only fitting that documentary filmmaker Steve James, of Hoop Dreams fame, was able to capture the iconic film critic Roger Ebert during the final months of...
Calvary opens hard on Father James (Brendan Gleeson) sitting in his confessional, listening to his parishioners' sins. In comes a scarily calm voice from the ot...
Returning to the Sundance Film Festival for the third consecutive year, Lynn Shelton has risen in the ranks since her debut Humpday, attracting major names for ...
The follow-up to his previous Sundance entry Another Earth, Mike Cahill's I Origins similarly mixes together sci-fi elements based loosely in real science with ...
As of late, there seems to be no sub-genre more worn out in Hollywood than that of the vampire. Thankfully, a pair of New Zealand's finest comedic talents are h...
